Jane invented Sugru, an air curing rubber that allows us to fix and modifying our stuff, rather than resorting to buying new stuff. Jane tells us of how her background in sculpture and product design led her to invent Sugru and how the community of ‘Sugru hackers’ is growing.

The next knife I’m gonna make is gonna be the best knife I’m gonna make. The next knife I’m gonna make is gonna be the best knife I’m gonna make. The next knife I’m gonna make is gonna be the best knife I’m gonna make.

Mark tells us of his life’s work in preventing the spread of disease through the use of ‘recycled’ syringes, and the development of the single use syringe that has saved an estimated 10 million lives.

Illustrator Marion shows us why making great art is’t just for children. And shows you how to make your best mistakes.

Robin tells us how and why he writes. And how to get the most out of what you do.

What fundraising looks like when it’s seen as an offering rather than a request. And how it feels to say yes by default.

When Sean arrived in the Congo, he found a country in the grips of one of the worlds deadliest wars. A war where child soldiers were sent to the front line armed with only a whistle. Sean listened to the soldiers stories and shared them with the outside world, because that was all he could do. The stories spread around the world and the campaign Falling Whistles began.

How getting things wrong more than right and dreaming big, led to Michael creating Moshi Monsters, an online world delivering stealth education.

Mike tells us how the digital will become more present in our everyday lives, and how the physical will maintain the digital.

Richard Asquith on why a 13 stone man with weak ankles would take up fell running and what it takes to run up mountains for fun.